The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-28
ROMAN HISTORY At CAAurAroud.

How II 10 Spilled Along Pathway for tbs
Convenience of >tr",''ns Philosophers.
CHAUTAuQUA, Aug. N.-"Whnt IL the RO
man pathway p the Sun correspondent asked
a gentle. meek eyed policeman ON the outskirts
ni the nmphitheatrr here.
"s-s-s-h Don't speak s'oud. Sturb
meetin'. y'knnw."
The CORES pendent had still to learn Of the
Chautaulua rule that no one shall speak above
u whisper within nIty yards OF y meeting and
no particular meeting being apparent within
ordinary hearing distance. he asked:
What meetiugf'
"s-s-s-hi D'votion1 meetin."
Down In the pit OF the great amnhitheatre
were IA hered l.0uO perr'nns. in Attendance on
the 10 A. NJ. devotional service. The cool morn
Inx breeze gently waited the pleasant udor OF
fresh roof tar over the benches aud into the
wUrsliippers nOstrils.
Now. look here. I've had enough Of tar and
devotion and lsci ures. and II little heat henisIn
IL what need. What IL the Roman vai hway -
Why. it'sa pathway OF Roman history. You
begin over there. where the first Sign is and
follow the signs I" the north end Of the grounds
nI you'll SOC what | r..
fne IirSl -isnOna,,l WAS - large loot -sa,nnre
post hra !eL " rra'iiti nnal per'nd." The sec.
First funic War BEGINS. Conquest oi sicily"
Ths,e signs s9"l l1fore = tent. inside Of
Go u sSih vs Is1sn "s 'TTs ss
U"ttoL Presbvterians and the traditional
parent conjunction. and iorI,nI,, Were ~ end.
cd To to tasen s,l".'a eiy. hut thore was AZ.
81 "a. "Firs Punir War Ends" {" u cot IKE
clD uasl,ns. The wirin. = loci Hn,l towel,
beau ilu'y renrasent ii the idea OF peiee. Tie
anu rs IN, ,corrooI"ndent heal Was not. hs
Gsro 9 .t,s S.y'sIs werS . tho sirns
Interesting Dir hplnvn was a mean hu,el
which ano her >i:n indicated ~ tho nlrtl,rllce
Inst Wore also IN lttel ~ hn. ing Il Q In tnis
cheerful nltce. Tao cuat"naua ,n..n;..<.ment
n tnS rSso au os s "hs S"Iix 10 Is
~ 'hn1- oi his oriln may b. shocked. On
the dnnrpn.t OF another cottage tho immortal
biz t., iora,e 'rn. and Ivy Born wnxsi
irrly wa .,n'r ior ne from. yard.
q. Il,s hrttl. q! ac'i,in was statioho. next
the Po't Ohl"e. int w'losv cranlpod and dirty
quarters sohie hundred person, 5. luu...e ., CRY
mm" RAJ. an nj, al :hl to h-h, Tor their mail
isnai Tr,""s. lS M'i B. l1 dial n the III,
age "i q de;enerate l..tie calin bearing lie
@ ina Ts h. ss OF " q" S soMs .ns n ss.
l"rei,nS for is'ins dom. In clay, k.pi guard
over tn arr Treasures irisiIe,,
' 'N''"s" WIZ over an
o. scr ora'krd III 'ir rhnu. iurid ~ which we're
two wa-,srwnn.n washing mgnIs,wn, and
skirts nr'rumtbiy tine n"hlo lad inn- roi,es
o. state; Marcus Aur"llns. and Cnrnsl lus held
lni,l rule "v"rH IN 80 grown. -tuinpy rnvine;
while iusi beyond u queen Anne rolI AZ. Of
thr ui'sI ,n,ur,Ii architecture illus, ru ed The
Srm NJ that u IN. lie.an 10 Dsrlinv 200 l.
~ Alexander Servius niui arucaiia dis.
hu,ed o"%'s-inn ~ tlr. bprk yard
The hlue waters oi the M."ii crrunra A. known
~ the modern world M Lak" C!au'auuun.
tw"nty hIlrs l,nS. several hundred fe.t-
u"ep'lhe- highest b'niy-ni wutor.On h--cuutl.
n.n, -nari!tioi ny -St.a,nh,,is." a"ror,iinv 10
tho lmHi t:uii"s shnne ihr"'igh the ir"r. Ihat
.l: on The pathway. "rerini i Ill. D.ciine
AM tnli. wound M he history Of Rome.
II may hr. ~ IN inarel. that tho Nonan
Im'hwh, AMI is -iiIS. and the structure. and
Ihrr ihins- ti"ns IT. course, arr srpa .tlr and
ul"lll"t Inntiiuiipne. nOI IN bv taken mixed
inlention. '' '"'"